Which non-Indian film did you watch recently

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good exblanesan. Even good avatar. Wendy, I'm home :lol:.

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Originally Posted by kid-glove

But they being ugly basterds, do like to serve the Nazis they spare - a memorabilia on forehead. And Landa shouldn't be knowing this. At the very end of Chapter two, we see Pitt addressing a Nazi soldier on how they would remain to live after the wars. the soldier replies they could burn their uniforms and live in some hideout village. So, he plants a swastika in his head. The soldier reveals this to Hitler, who commands to keep that discreet as it would only cause anxiety.

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IIRC, Hitler asks the Nazi soldier, "Did they do *that* to you" or something like that. Hitler (and probably a bunch of others) knew about the swastika thingi. Or am I hallucinating :D

I did not like Pitt's character (basterds in general) in the film.

Great avtar, btw :clap:

Thanks Feddy and Nerd.

Nerd,
The soldier removes the cap and shows it to Hilter. Hitler orders him to hold Basterds attack & other details to himself. And pretend they were ambushed. Other details to be kept discreet including removing scalps of dead Nazis and forehead swastika to ones alive. When he goes berserk about "Bear Jew" (:lol:), he is pretty concerned about Nazi's morale more than anything.

Pitt's character is an interesting one.

I love the long dialogue which pretty much sets his character.

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I'm the direct descendent of the mountain man Jim Bridger. That means I got a little Indian in me.

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This is explained well in wiki,

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Brad Pitt as 1st Lieutenant Aldo Raine, aka "Aldo the Apache":[10] A thickly accented, vengeance-driven 1st Special Service Force officer from Maynardville, Tennessee, who puts together a team of eight soldiers for the OSS. He claims to be a descendant of mountain man Jim Bridger and bears a rope burn on his neck, which is never mentioned in the film (the script implies that he might have survived a lynching once). One of the film's protagonists, the character has been described as "a voluble, freewheeling outlaw" similar to Jules Winnfield from Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.[11] The character's name is a tribute to the character actor Aldo Ray, who appeared as a tough soldier in many war films such as Men in War, Battle Cry, and What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?

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Besides, it also works in my own theory of this been Good, Bad and Ugly of spaghetti WWII. Ugly part fits well with Lt. Raine and Basterds. Tuco's rope marks (one in the end which Blondie relieves from distance) has some bearing to Raine's own. 8-)

And also,

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And our battle plan will be that of an Apache resistance. We will be cruel to the Germans. And through our cruelty, they will know who we are. And they will find the evidence of our cruelty in the disemboweled, dismembered and disfigured bodies of their brothers we leave behind us

And the German won't be able to help themselves but imagine the cruelty their brothers endured at our hands, and our boot heels and the edge of our knives. And the German will be sickened by us. And the German will talk about us. And the German
will fear us. And when the German closes their eyes at night and they're tortured by their subconscious for the evil they have done, it will be with thoughts of us that they are tortured with.

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Hitler fears of this. Hence why he doesn't want the news and other details to be spread. Landa, especially, is unaware of this.

The Thin Blue Lines (series)

Reason why I can no longer stomach US sitcoms. Every episode is a gem, not as great as the Blackadder series, but can stand on their own. To have Rowan Atkinson known only for Mr. Bean is a crime punishable by death :evil: Sad that there are only few more episodes left in the DVD collection :(

First 45 minutes of Dr. Strangelove

General Buck Turgidson :lol: :lol:

"Its not like that we won't get our hair mussed". But i do say no more than 10 to twenty million killed, tops and depending on the breaks sir"

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Originally Posted by ajithfederer

First 45 minutes of Dr. Strangelove

General Buck Turgidson :lol: :lol:

"Its not like that we won't get our hair mussed". But i do say no more than 10 to twenty million killed, tops and depending on the breaks sir"

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The way he says this is :rotfl3:

GI Joe Rise of the cobra .... :roll: indha padathai pathi enna solradhu :roll:

padathai edukka aarambikkum podhu, idhu dhaan kadhai nnu decide pannaama vittutaanga pola irukku :P

Thanks to one of the fellow hubbers. Saw Run Lola Run and was just stunned the way the screenplay was written

A short movie of 1.21 hrs, with 20 minutes for each story and as usual happy ending :) .. Viewer's choice is the director's choice in the climax.
Technically well made !

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Originally Posted by Aalavanthan

Thanks to one of the fellow hubbers. Saw Run Lola Run and was just stunned the way the screenplay was written

A short movie of 1.21 hrs, with 20 minutes for each story and as usual happy ending :) .. Viewer's choice is the director's choice in the climax.
Technically well made !

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LM,success.... one more feather to the cap :mrgreen:

AV, did u guess who was that guy in the ambulance? ;)